An emotive and unfiltered new reality series documenting couples going to a retreat to work through their marital crises.
'S1/E5 of 10'. Skhumbuzo has decided to downplay the cheating revelation. Philicia reveals that her husband, Thabang, had a tracking device installed in her vehicle.
As it goes with anything new, it’s only fitting to start with the introductions. In this case, four couples have decided to take a stand and try to fix their marriages because the love that brought them together is still there.
Familiarise yourselves with these faces before we kick-start the show.
Felicia (35) and Thabang (42) have been together for 18 years and married for 13.
Issues: finance and indiscretion
Thabang and Felicia are a midlife urban couple. They reside in a home they share in Soshanguve. Money can, at times, be an issue for them. Thabang is an entrepreneur who runs an IT company, and Felicia is a financial administrator working in education. From the outside perspective, they represent the happy couple, but the truth is theirs is a barely hanging-on marriage. They smile and keep up appearances.
Queen (37) and Tshepo (42) have been together for 20 years and married for 16.
Issues: finance, infidelity, and social status
Tshepo and Queen are a midlife working-class couple that lives in Lawley. Tshepo has been unemployed for the past four years but has recently found a job as a cleaner. Queen works as a service consultant in a banking institution.
Joy (30) and Thabo (29) have been together for 8 years and engaged for 3.
Issues: infidelity, broken trust, lack of self-worth
Joy and Thabo are a young Christian couple that leads a modest lifestyle. They reside in a flat they share in Windsor West. Joy works as an estate agent, and Thabo works as a telesales agent.
Anelisa (37) and Skhumbuzo (43) have been together for 16 years, married for 8, and divorced for 2.
Issues: finance, keeping up appearances
Skhumbuzo and Anelisa are a midlife, working-class couple who live in Pretoria West. Money at times can be an issue for them. Skhumbuzo is an aseptic technician and Anelisa is currently unemployed but runs a mobile kitchen in the interim. They went through a divorce but decided to attempt to reconcile. They too, smile and keep up appearances. Skhumbuzo is a jovial fella and Anelisa is, surprisingly, a “submissive wife” to a small extent.
Tune in to Forever Maybe Sundays at 19:00 on #MzansiMagic and live on the DStv app.
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Sunday 13 November 2022
Episode 5'S1/E5 of 10'. Skhumbuzo has decided to downplay the cheating revelation. Philicia reveals that her husband, Thabang, had a tracking device installed in her vehicle.
Sunday 20 November 2022
Episode 6'S1/E6'. Things heat up when Philicia and Thabo storm out of their therapy sessions. Joy confronts Philicia about her allegations regarding Joy and Thabo's sex life.
Tune in to Forever Maybe Sundays at 19:00 on #MzansiMagic and live on the DStv app.
As it goes with anything new, it’s only fitting to start with the introductions. In this case, four couples have decided to take a stand and try to fix their marriages because the love that brought them together is still there.
Familiarise yourselves with these faces before we kick-start the show.
The Mpopetsis
Issues: finance and indiscretion
Thabang and Felicia are a midlife urban couple. They reside in a home they share in Soshanguve. Money can, at times, be an issue for them. Thabang is an entrepreneur who runs an IT company, and Felicia is a financial administrator working in education. From the outside perspective, they represent the happy couple, but the truth is theirs is a barely hanging-on marriage. They smile and keep up appearances.
The Ramabeles
Queen (37) and Tshepo (42) have been together for 20 years and married for 16.
Issues: finance, infidelity, and social status
Tshepo and Queen are a midlife working-class couple that lives in Lawley. Tshepo has been unemployed for the past four years but has recently found a job as a cleaner. Queen works as a service consultant in a banking institution.
The Phephengs and Letlala
Joy (30) and Thabo (29) have been together for 8 years and engaged for 3.
Issues: infidelity, broken trust, lack of self-worth
Joy and Thabo are a young Christian couple that leads a modest lifestyle. They reside in a flat they share in Windsor West. Joy works as an estate agent, and Thabo works as a telesales agent.
The Mngomezulus
Issues: finance, keeping up appearances
Skhumbuzo and Anelisa are a midlife, working-class couple who live in Pretoria West. Money at times can be an issue for them. Skhumbuzo is an aseptic technician and Anelisa is currently unemployed but runs a mobile kitchen in the interim. They went through a divorce but decided to attempt to reconcile. They too, smile and keep up appearances. Skhumbuzo is a jovial fella and Anelisa is, surprisingly, a “submissive wife” to a small extent.
Tune in to Forever Maybe Sundays at 19:00 on #MzansiMagic and live on the DStv app.
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